Latest blog entries about College Football
Last week, we talked about the wide receiver room and why it might finally be time to stop doubting it. This week, we cross the ball to the other side of the field: the side that cost the Spartans the most last season and the side that may matter most in 2026. If the receiver […]
Torry Holt may well have aged in the last quarter century, but his game hasn’t. Torry’s a hall-of-famer who continues to get docked points for being on a modern football team that people like to watch. Torry has always been appointment television—just ask Clemson. It astounds me still that opponents had an entire week to […]
Indiana and its head coach, Curt Cignetti, have been front of mind around college football following the Hoosiers’ run to the national championship last season, Cignetti’s second leading the program. That includes several facilities around the country, including those of Texas, one of the biggest brands in the sport. Texas head coach Steve Sarkisian recently […]
Texas and Louisville will meet in the 2026 ACC/SEC Challenge in a matchup featuring two potential top-15 teams with Final Four aspirations and plenty to prove.
West Virginia football legend Pat White will have his No. 5 jersey retired by the school.
Elijah Jackson True Junior | 6-3 | 295 lbs. | Williston, Florida Elijah Jackson was a late April JUCO addition to the roster after the K-State coaches realized our defensive tackle depth was probably not up to snuff enough for Big 12 Conference play this fall. Jackson spent last year as a Hutchinson Community College Blue […]
Rutgers needs to maximize the revenue it gets from its athletics facilities. There is no way to sugarcoat that, especially when you understand the financial situation the athletic department is in. Back in May, we here at OnTheBanks ran a mini-series where we used A.I. like Microsoft Copilot to estimate how to renovate Jersey Mike’s […]
Is Curmel Moton really the real deal that Mayweather thinks? Let’s look at the information at hand for a second and some new research. The expression control the controllables is rubbish impossible is nothing if a professional boxer wants to go the top of the sport and has the ability and work ethic, he can. […] The post Is Curmel Moton really the real deal that Mayweather thinks? appeared first on Boxing News and Views .
Get ready to start calling them the Indiana Bears.
An under-the-radar story out of the Miller Electric Center last offseason was the Jacksonville Jaguars’ plan for offensive tackle Anton Harrison. After protecting the blindside for 23 of his 25 college starts at Oklahoma, the 2023 first-round pick spent his first two NFL seasons lined up on the other side of the formation. He’s done […]
The Wisconsin Badgers football program has been racking up all the spotlight with a strong start to official visits. But their basketball program picked up a huge commitment on Friday, landing four-star in-state guard Jalen Brown after recruiting him for nearly the past year. Brown, who attends Wauwatosa West in Milwaukee, has been one of […]
Indiana women’s basketball head coach Teri Moren is adding an experienced hand to her staff. Fred Williams, who was most recently an assistant coach at Florida for one season in 2025-26, is taking the same role at Indiana, per an official release. He’s held several different coaching positions throughout both college basketball and the WNBA, […]
Alright, Blues. The domestic season might have just ended and transfer chatter will continue unabated, but the football absolutely doesn’t stop. With the World Cup kicking off next weeks, Hill Dickinson might be quiet, but our comment sections are about to heat up. We all know international breaks can feel a bit empty without Everton […]
Ryan Garcia wants to train with Naoya Inoue as he is in Japan all of a sudden at the moment in some surprise news in boxing. Garcia had been in Japan before and had looked at doing a fight there in a new big market for boxing. With Tokyo seeing the Naoya Inoue vs Junto […] The post Ryan Garcia Wants To Train With Naoya Inoue: How It Could Benefit Him appeared first on Boxing News and Views .
Welcome back to another college hoops edition of Land Grant’s weekly debate article, “You’re Nuts”, where two of our basketball writers pick a topic and debate it to the death, or until Ohio State makes it to the second weekend of the tournament — whichever comes first. Last week, Connor and Justin debated who will […]
Kentucky Football gamedays are getting cheaper for fans starting this fall, and other on-campus programs will follow suit. Through UK’s Enterprise Services Partnership with Compass Group, fans will see more affordable pricing, an enhanced selection of restaurant-quality food, and local favorites, beginning with football games at Kroger Field this fall. “Gameday is about bringing people together,” […]
If this bold prediction comes true, we'll likely have our answer about J.J. McCarthy's future with the Minnesota Vikings.
Fact: next year’s football team could be vastly improved relative to 2025 but still finish 4-8. The schedule on paper appears that daunting. Yes, predicting how good or bad next season’s opponents will be when they show up on the schedule this far out makes things extremely speculative. Still, working through the schedule, it’s clear […]
Fans the world over and nearly everyone in the football media space have shared their thoughts on the Myles Garrett trade by this point and what it means for the Los Angeles Rams (and, on a grander scale, the NFL as a whole) this season. Now, we’re starting to hear reactions from the guys who […]
UFC light heavyweight contender Zhang Mingyang issued a statement following his knockout loss against Alonzo Menifield at UFC Macau.Despite entering the fight as a big favorite, Zhang was brutally finished with strikes in the first round by Menifield. It was the second straight defeat in the Octagon for Zhang as a big betting favorite after […] The post Zhang Mingyang Issues Statement Following UFC Macau KO Loss appeared first on HEAVY .
The best run of success in the history of West Virginia football came from 2005 through 2007. In those three years, the team went 33-5, finished in the top ten all three years, won two conference titles, and won both a Sugar Bowl and a Fiesta Bowl. Those teams were coached by Rich Rodriguez. Before […] The post West Virginia to retire Pat White’s jersey this year appeared first on ClutchPoints .
If you watched the newly released reveal trailer for the upcoming 2027 release of EA Sports’ college football video game, you probably saw some familiar faces and heard some familiar voices. Take a look for yourself: We already knew Curt Cignetti was set to be on the cover of the game’s deluxe edition, but he […]
It’s time to start preparing for the 2026 Syracuse Orange football season. We’re going through the roster to take a look at each Syracuse player as we get to know a lot of new faces for Year 3 of the Fran Brown Era. Up next is… Name: Elijah Washington-Baker Position: Tight End Year: Redshirt Sophomore […]
Welcome to The Link Farm. This is your update on all things Texas A&M (that we didn’t already talk about in another article). And if there’s something we missed, be sure to talk about it in the comments. #BTHOsummer
Head Coach: Mike Locksley 2025 Record: 4-8 (1-8 Big Ten) Quick 2025 Recap Maryland started 2025 the way they start every year. They won every game in September (and August, in last year’s case) and lost every game the minute October came around. The Terps played a couple of teams close early in the losing […]